Question

in passage 3, which analysis best explains how the author develops and connects multiple universal themes through tressas character?
passage 3: \the actress\
tressas reluctance to accept her careers downturn and her grandmothers silence about her past suggest that people should avoid change and maintain their reputation.
tressas need for validation and her grandmothers encouragement show the theme that talent must always be recognized in order to have value.
tressas desire for applause and eventual willingness to help her grandmothers production highlight the themes that identity can evolve with experience and that personal growth often involves redefining success.
tressas decision to work on the community play and her jealousy of her grandmother reveal that fame is more important than personal relationships.

Explanation:

Tressa's initial desire for applause represents one - dimensional view of success. Her willingness to help her grandmother's production shows a maturing of her identity and a redefinition of success, indicating personal growth. This makes the third option the best analysis of how themes are developed through her character.

Answer:

Tressa's desire for applause and eventual willingness to help her grandmother's production highlight the themes that identity can evolve with experience and that personal growth often involves redefining success.